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Challenge: Pollution (Basic Editing) Camera: Canon EOS-20D Lens: Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4.5 DC Macro for Canon Location: Johannesburg Date: Mar 11, 2008 Aperture: 10 ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/30 Galleries: Abstract, Science and Technology Date Uploaded: Mar 11, 2008
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Wasn’t sure what to expect from this one. Perhaps a little disappointed at the end score, but it was an experiment anyway. It wasn’t what I had initially anticipated, but while playing around, quite liked the result and thought it was quite apt.
Yes, I know it’s not the symbol for Acid. Unfortunately I didn’t like any of the lengthy options, Nuclear Fallout, Radiation Rain, Nuclear Rain. I threw in Acid Rain as a working title, short and sweet while I pondered on some other title. I couldn’t come up with anything and was going to rename it Radiation Rain but got caught out by DST so the title stuck. May have made a slight difference in some folks interpretation, I dunno.
The saturation is intentional, there’s a popular belief in nuclear fall out causing things to glow. The other cause of long term radiation is mutation, which is why the rain droplets are mutated and look somewhat odd.
Anyway, was fun, learned plenty from the exercise. Would have hoped for more comments. Thanks to those that did.
For the curious folk. Water droplets on a mirror. Radiation image placed in front of mirror and lit with desk lamps from behind the mirror. |
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03/19/2008 02:27:02 AM |
Wasn̢۪t sure what to expect from this one. Perhaps a little disappointed at the end score, but it was an experiment anyway. It wasn̢۪t what I had initially anticipated, but while playing around, quite liked the result and thought it was quite apt.
Yes, I know it̢۪s not the symbol for Acid. Unfortunately I didn̢۪t like any of the lengthy options, Nuclear Fallout, Radiation Rain, Nuclear Rain. I threw in Acid Rain as a working title, short and sweet while I pondered on some other title. I couldn̢۪t come up with anything and was going to rename it Radiation Rain but got caught out by DST so the title stuck. May have made a slight difference in some folks interpretation, I dunno.
The saturation is intentional, there̢۪s a popular belief in nuclear fall out causing things to glow. The other cause of long term radiation is mutation, which is why the rain droplets are mutated and look somewhat odd.
Anyway, was fun, learned plenty from the exercise. Would have hoped for more comments. Thanks to those that did.
For the curious folk. Water droplets on a mirror. Radiation image placed in front of mirror and lit with desk lamps from behind the mirror.
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03/17/2008 06:09:54 PM |
Not sure how this was done but it is very effective, works well for the challenge. |
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03/17/2008 12:22:58 PM |
Shouldn't that be radioactive rain? |
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03/17/2008 09:36:20 AM |
This is nice looking, but I have no clue how you did this. The colors and rythm work really well together. |
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03/16/2008 09:22:50 PM |
Creative! And well executed, too. |
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03/15/2008 12:22:03 PM |
Wrong symbol for acid! but very good never-the-less. |
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03/14/2008 01:58:50 AM |
Great use of colour. I've never trid one of these shots, but the symbol just doesn't look right in your water droplets. |
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03/13/2008 08:48:36 PM |
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03/13/2008 10:26:09 AM |
This picture has a large amount of contrast and it doesn't really seem balanced at all. |
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03/13/2008 09:45:42 AM |
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03/12/2008 05:02:31 PM |
too oversaturated, can't even tell how you took this without some assistance from you, good idea though |
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03/12/2008 02:52:40 PM |
Interesting... curious as to how this was done. |
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03/12/2008 09:18:55 AM |
Neat concept but the title has nothing to do with the radioactive symbol. |
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